You’re expecting a new bundle of joy in your life and your eldest child needs to change rooms? You’ve moved, or your youngest has turned into a bassinet-climbing acrobat? For this and many other reasons, maybe you have to make do with a room small enough to give you headaches. I don’t have the solution to headaches, but I can sure help you navigate through the various types of children’s beds available on the market. Then you can assess your needs and decide which bed would suit you best.
Platform bed with legs
This type of bed has a simple look to it but may be just the ticket if you don’t want to buy a headboard. You can hide storage bins underneath. It’s a cost-effective solution since it doesn’t require a box spring.
Platform bed with storage
This bed doesn’t require a box spring either and has a drawer at the end, which is great for storing blankets and pillows.
Mate’s bed
The mate’s bed has a lot of storage space thanks to its three drawers, without taking up extra space.